We’re not ready for Electric Shoes - RollWalk eRW3 Pro
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Check out Antlion’s Kimura IEM’s at lmg.gg and change the way you play. James seems like a regular man, but he's a regular man with a dream. A dream to have shoes that do more than house his stompers. Shoes that work FOR him. After trying the Shift Moonwalkers, he felt that maybe we were close to having electric shoes that actually could be usable, but today a new contender entered the studio -- The RollWalk eRW3 Pro. Will combining the controls of a boosted board with the style of a sandal be the solution we've been waiting for? Probably not, but let's take a look. Want us to unbox something? Make a suggestion at lmg.gg ► GET MERCH: lttstore.com ► GET EXCLUSIVE CONTENT ON FLOATPLANE: lmg.gg ► SPONSORS, AFFILIATES, AND PARTNERS: lmg.gg ► PRODUCTS WE USE ON THE SHORTCIRCUIT SET: lmg.gg FOLLOW US ELSEWHERE --------------------------------------------------- Twitter: twitter.com Instagram: @shortcircuityt TikTok: @linustech Facebook: @ShortCircuitYT CHAPTERS --------------------------------------------------- 0:00 James loves unboxing weird shoes 0:14 Unboxing and design impressions 3:09 Sponsor - Antlion Audio 3:39 Going for a drive? Ride? Skate? 7:18 Overall thoughts, pricing, and range 9:57 Outro
The video opens with the host reacting to the idea of electric shoes and introducing the RollWalk eRW3 Pro. The unboxing portion focuses on the physical build, noting the heavier weight, the platform-like form factor, and the contrast to the earlier Moonwalkers. We see the two skate units, a handheld remote, a large charging brick, and the Micro B USB port on each shoe, along with a simple Velcro strap system and a magnetic-like latch for quick on and off. The host highlights the remote control for speed and braking, and discusses how the two skates are synchronized for consistent speed. This segment sets the stage for a real-world test, emphasizing novelty, design details, and initial setup considerations that impact usability and comfort. By the end of the opening section, the host begins pre-driving preparation and teases the sponsor segment before taking the RollWalks out for a first drive for evaluation.
Topics · electric footwear · personal mobility tech · unboxing and first impressions · consumer electronics review
Questions answered
- What is the RollWalk eRW3 Pro and how is it supposed to work?
- The RollWalk eRW3 Pro is a pair of motorized shoes with a handheld remote for speed and braking; each shoe has its own motor and charging port, and the two shoes are synchronized via the remote to maintain equal speed for controlled movement.
- How does the reviewer describe the setup and initial comfort?
- The reviewer notes the heavy weight, the adjustable straps, the need to lean forward to avoid falling, and the overall setup time including pads and safety gear; comfort improves with practice but initial use feels stiff and awkward.
- What is the reviewer’s stance on everyday practicality and price?
- The reviewer questions practicality for daily errands, stairs, and carrying a shopping cart, and points out the $600 price as a barrier, suggesting traditional scooters or bicycles may offer better value and versatility.